If it generates them totally at random, then no. They have no author. But even in that case, if you do it in a traditional way you will at least have personally made more decisions about what the output looks like than somebody who trains a model. The whole point of deep learning is that you don’t make decisions about the weights themselves. There’s no “I’ll put a 4 here” step.
If it generates them totally at random, then no. They have no author. But even in that case, if you do it in a traditional way you will at least have personally made more decisions about what the output looks like than somebody who trains a model. The whole point of deep learning is that you don’t make decisions about the weights themselves. There’s no “I’ll put a 4 here” step.